In 2008, David LaFerriere decided to surprise his kids at school, drawing on the sandwich bags he packed in their lunches.
Source: flickr.comThe kids loved it, so he kept drawing.
Source: flickr.comEvery day at lunch they’re greeted with a new creation that their dad has made for them.
Source: flickr.comNot to mention a fun reminder that lets them know their dad is thinking about them while he’s at work.
Source: flickr.comSometimes his drawings are very straightforward.
Source: flickr.comWith some graphic-design humor sprinkled in, since that’s Ferriere’s occupation.
Source: flickr.comSometimes his drawings transform the way that you see the sandwich itself.
Source: flickr.comLike when the bread becomes a creature.
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Source: flickr.comOr a different lunch altogether.
Source: flickr.comOr one that’s been partially eaten already.
Source: flickr.comSometimes his drawings get philosophical.
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Source: flickr.comSometimes they’re just downright clever.
Source: flickr.comI mean, really, look at that bubble incorporation!
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